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Daily life in a home for the old and disabled. The protagonist of this debut novel is a young Latina lesbian who works the overnight shift in a New England institution. She describes her helpless charges, their struggle to retain some dignity, and her own mixed feelings towards them
Daily life in a home for the old and disabled. The protagonist of this debut novel is a young Latina lesbian who works the overnight shift in a New England institution. She describes her helpless charges, their struggle to retain some dignity, and her own mixed feelings towards them
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